In this intervention, I examine the bordering dynamics in nomosphere configured by global pandemic crisis and their territorial consequences, drawing on an autoethnography of impact everyday life academic practices. On one hand, rely my observation Switzerland, Europe general, to discuss bodily experiences with borders at different scales; other, as a British National (Overseas) passport holder...

Since 1992, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), global governing apparatus of climate planning, has privileged sovereignty territorial states. Contemporary political geographical scholarship since called into question coherency state as a unitary entity and sole legitimate arbiter international politics. This article extends these contributions to planetary chang...

UNESCO heritage policies encourage the idea that should be ‘shared’ at international scale, and invite states involved actors to adopt this vision. Yet, ‘sharedness’ can understood in many different ways. This paper explores several territorial political issues related notion of sharedness. A focus on uses a particular tool – ‘multinational nominations’ sheds light transnational cultural practi...